The Washington State Department of Licensing and Regulation released the list of medical suspensions following last Saturday’s UFC Fight Night 24 (aka UFC Fight Night: Nogueira vs. Davis) event.
All twenty-four fighters from the event were issued with at least a mandatory seven day suspension for precautionary reasons, up to an indefinite suspension for UFC bantamweight Michael McDonald.
UFC Fight Night 24 took place at the Key Arena in Seattle, Washington on March 26. Spike TV carried the main event live on their network, while fans were treated with five free prelim bouts on the UFC’s Facebook page.
Headliners Phil “Mr. Wonderful” Davis and opponent Antonio Rogerio Nogueira were both issued with minimum seven day sentences. The same sentence was imposed on co-headliners Anthony “Rumble” Johnson and Dan “The Outlaw” Hardy.
MMAjunkie.com had the full list of medical suspensions, which are as follows:
Phil Davis: suspended seven days
Antonio Rogerio Nogueira: suspended seven days
Dan Hardy: suspended seven days
Anthony Johnson: suspended seven days
Amir Sadollah: suspended seven days
DaMarques Johnson: suspended 30 days
Leonard Garcia: suspended seven days
Chan Sung Jung: suspended seven days
Jon Madsen: suspended 30 days (likely as the result of a severely swollen eye)
Mike Russow: suspended seven days
Alex Caceres: suspended seven days
Mackens Semerzier: suspended seven days
Kris McCray: suspended 42 days
John Hathaway: suspended seven days
Edwin Figueroa: suspended seven days
Michael McDonald: indefinite medical suspension
Christian Morecraft: suspended seven days
Sean McCorkle: suspended seven days
T.J. Waldburger: suspended 30 days
Johny Hendricks: suspended seven days
Aaron Simpson: suspended seven days
Mario Miranda: suspended 30 days
Nik Lentz: suspended 42 days
Waylon Lowe: suspended seven days